‘More Than Just a Game: Rugby and Racial Politics in South Africa.’
Joshua Rubin (Anthropology) studies the role of rugby
in South African politics and race relations, tracing the historical impact of
the sport from the 19th century, through the
anti-apartheid movement, to the current day.
Doctoral students partner with faculty to rethink, redesign, plan and deliver undergraduate courses. In a brief new video, three collaborators discuss the successes and rewards of co-teaching a seminar-style course.
The Graduate Writing Center has
expanded its offerings, specifically to
help students in the sciences.
“Then and Now: Historicizing
the Contemporary State of
Diversity in Higher Education”
Students gain skills and
network with fellow-scholars
by running colloquia.
GSAS alumna Kathleen
McCartney (Psychology) will
head Smith College.